Explain the paranoid by conturds about INFLATION?
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Date: April 26th, 2012 11:09 AM Author: AZNgirl visiting Asian Heritage Parade w/white BF
I can understand why Argentinian 1980's style 20%+ annual inflation would suck, but what the fuck is the big deal about 3-5% inflation.
Sure your money loses value but just fucking cut your expenses by the same amount. 4% inflation, cut your fuckin 40k a year budget by 4%, 1600 dollars.
That is no fucking big deal. It is stupid and an irrelevant point for the 10% of Americans who are actually fiscally prudent.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 11:26 AM Author: .,.,..,,..,.,.,:,,:,.,.,:::,.,..,:,.,.:.:.,:.::,.
Yeah, I don't see how "cut your budget" is a great response to "I don't see why people who hate taxes are also against it."
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Date: April 27th, 2012 10:58 AM Author: ,;.;,.;.,;.,;.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.,;.,;.,;.,.;.,;.;,
that's a sticky wage problem, more than anything. As long as PPI doesnt increase due to input scarcity, then price increases are nominal and thus should be shared with labor.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 11:25 AM Author: .,.,..,,..,.,.,:,,:,.,.,:::,.,..,:,.,.:.:.,:.::,.
I actually find it pretty amusing that republicans are mad about entrenched interests and old union contracts guaranteeing $X/hr or whatever for people who are not worth it yet hate inflation despite this being the most likely solution to address this shit. Biglaw is a perfect example - associates aren't worth $160k/year but no one will reduce it because that would look bad. Inflation solves this problem over a few years.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 11:58 AM Author: Barack Carcetti
well wages tend to be stickier than prices
would be good for those in debt though
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Date: April 26th, 2012 12:11 PM Author: Cow goes Moo
A widespread misconception. Sure, inflation is seen to be bad because of the damage it causes to purchasing power which tends to hurt the poor the most as they have the largest proportion of their budget going towards consumer purchases. But that is really a side-issue. The real problem with inflation, and why a much more useful definition of inflation is growth in the money supply, is the distortion and mal-investment it causes.
Inflation in the money supply is caused by the Fed and its open market operations as it tries to artificially lower interest rates. The new money is used by those who recieve it first (the gov't and then the banks) and are able to purchase at the "old" prices. This distorts resources that would otherwise be used more effectively in other areas of the economy to gather around, like moths to light, whatever pet spending project the gov't as in place. This is the problem. This is what causes the housing bubble. This is what causes education and HC to have such rapid rises in cost. We are all poorer when resources, both capital and labour, are diverted from their optimal (market) allocation into areas in which those resources are not used properly and as such the quality stagnates and the prices skyrocket.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 8:23 PM Author: ,;.;,.;.,;.,;.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.,;.,;.,;.,.;.,;.;,
the anti-inflation campaign is boomer flame.
your point speaks to the operative problem behind US monetary policy; namely, that the preferential stream in place where newly created money flows before it hits consumers is unjustified in light of the perverse liquidity hoarding and excessive risk aversion that populist derision of the banks has caused. And i agree. If inflation, the same force that erodes the value of debt, was able to percolate up in a more balanced way (including wages), it would be very healthy, especially for the middle class and younger workers.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 1:30 PM Author: .,.,,.,.....,.,..,.,.,
lol that 4% is cummuative and compounds just like interest, bro. Especially when coupled with non-existend economic growth, people tend not to like the idea of working year in and year out, being financially prudent, and still losing wealth because the government is steaing it from them in an utterly spineless manner that allows them to largely avoid accountability.
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Date: April 26th, 2012 11:17 PM Author: ,;.;,.;.,;.,;.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.;,.,;.,;.,;.,.;.,;.;,
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